By fuckedover - 26/02/2013 16:43 - United States

Today, a guy I went on one date with asked me out again via text. Being honest, I texted back, politely saying that he was a good guy but I wasn't really interested. He came over to my house, screaming about how awful I was for "text message breaking up with him" and then cracked my windshield. FML
I agree, your life sucks 41 456
You deserved it 4 689

Same thing different taste

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At least you got out while you could! Imagine how he would react to a breakup after you had actually dated for a while

Call the police, have him arrested, warn you friends not to date him

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Sweetpea22 14

He probably picked her up for the date. It's a common occurrence with people going on dates

He could be a neighbor or some one she or he knows for some time but never have had dated.

That's as may be, but unless it was someone whom someone I trust had vouched for, I think I'd opt to meet my date in some public place for the first date or two, until I got a feel for whether I could trust them or not.

vadaaa 11

It's obvious that he is insanely in love with you. Or maybe he's just insane. Either way it sucks. Sorry OP.

perdix 29

You should take a Louisville Slugger to both headlights.

"Maybe next time he'll think before he cheats..." Wait, damn it! This isn't applicable in this situation!

Maybe next time he'll think before he...goes ape shit on someone who really didn't do anything to justify his Hulk-like rage.

SHAMUS_the_WITTY 18

Also, carve your name into his leather seats so that the cops will know who to arrest.

nah, carve someone else's name into the seats

Or better yet, her face. Now that would be disturbing.

You dodged a bullet there OP... Now go report him to the cops for vandalism or he'll never learn.

oNisao 21

At least he didn't stalk you and wrote poems with black sharpie on your walls!

perdix 29

#27, is that what you do? You can come over to my house, but I think my landlord will be pissed.

oNisao 21

No, that's what my sister's ex did.

perdix 29

#49, well, would you consider it? I like poetry -- particularly of the batshit crazy genre. I'm sure my landlord is going to nail me for breaking the 10-foot chain on the ceiling fan, so I might as well get my money's worth out of the lost security deposit.